Re: Change HTML

WhatsPHP wrote:
Can PHP be used to change my clients static HTML pages? By themselves?

How do you mean 'By themselves'?


Instead of having to download the HTML from the server, then use
dreamweaver and upload the file back?

You can manipulate files on the same server without effort: look into
fopen(), fwrite() and the like. If PHP runs on a different server, it's
something different. A possible solution would be to let PHP connect through
FTP, download the html-file, change it, and upload it again. Should be no
problem.

Grtz,
--
Rik Wasmus


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